Sprint Milano

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Pros:

Solid QWERTY keyboard, Decent call quality.
Nice keyboard, Pocketfriendly.

Cons:

Poor media playback, Tiny, low-res display, Lackluster camera.
Minuscule internal storage, Extremely lowresolution display.

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Last revision on November 14, 2011

Reviewers Liked

Solid QWERTY keyboard, Decent call quality
Nice keyboard, Pocketfriendly

Reviewers Didn't Like

Poor media playback, Tiny, low-res display, Lackluster camera
Minuscule internal storage, Extremely lowresolution display

Expert reviews and ratings

The Kyocera Milano is an inexpensive Android phone with a nice QWERTY keyboard, but that's not enough to make up for all its shortcomings....

By PC Mag on October 25, 2011

Even at $30, the Milano is a tough sell. The price may attract buyers who are new to smartphones, and the handset's call quality and battery life are pretty solid. But the tiny amount of internal storage and the truly terrible display will turn off...

By PCWorld on October 07, 2011

There are two basic selling points to the Kyocera Milano: 1. It costs just $29.99 on contract; and 2. It has a keyboard and Android. That's it, though. While the Milano is a good voice phone, has good battery life, and a great keyboard for pecking...

By Phone Scoop on November 11, 2011

Entry-level, a hard keyboard, and an interesting form factorI've got to hand it to any carrier (and manufacturer) for continuing to make and sell entry-level Android phones. Without them, a whole swath of people would miss out on the coolest mobile...

By Android Central on October 17, 2011